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Condominium must cover gutter repairs and related flooring work
A resident asked how to divide the cost of repairing a shared rainwater gutter beneath the floor of a private loggia, or balcony.
The repair requires removing and replacing part of the flooring.
The guidance says the gutter serves the whole building, so it is a shared part of the condominium.
The condominium must therefore pay for the repair and the related work, including removing the floor, repairing the pipe and laying tiles again.
The cost is divided among all owners according to their ownership shares.
If tiles identical to the originals are not available, the condominium must pay to replace the entire floor.
This approach is intended to restore the private property and protect its appearance and value.
The condominium must pay for repairs to a shared gutter beneath the floor of a private loggia, including demolition and restoration work.
The costs should be divided among all condominium owners according to their ownership shares.
The work includes removing the loggia floor, excavating the screed, repairing the pipe and laying replacement tiles.
If identical tiles cannot be found, the condominium must pay to replace the entire floor.
The advice cites the gutter’s shared function and the need to protect the private area’s appearance and value.
- Who
- The condominium owners.
- What
- The condominium must cover gutter repairs and related demolition and flooring restoration. Costs are divided according to ownership shares.
- When
- Not stated.
- Where
- In a private loggia, above a shared gutter beneath its flooring.
- Why
- The gutter serves the whole building by carrying away rainwater. The related work is necessary to repair it and restore the private floor.
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- Shared structure
- The gutter is described as a common building component.
- Cost allocation
- All condominium owners pay according to their ownership shares.
- Covered work
- Demolition, screed excavation, pipe repair, floor closure and new tiles.
- Tile replacement
- Full floor replacement is covered if identical tiles are unavailable.
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